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Kenya has taken a significant step towards advancing sustainable development and climate resilience following the signing of a new global partnership.
Telesphore Ndabamenye has urged African youth to embrace agriculture as a source of income, innovation and employment during a forum hosted by Alliance for a Green Revolution in Africa in Rwanda.
In broiler farming, the highest cost is feed, which can consume up to 70 per cent of the total cost of production.
Experts urge urgent reforms to close gender gaps in Kenyan agriculture, where women produce most food but lack land, finance, and market access.
Hydroponics, a method of growing plants without soil, uses a nutrient-rich water solution instead of earth and is useful in areas where soil quality is poor, water supply is unreliable.
There is active competition among the coffee factories in Murang’a in the production of quality coffee in the engagement with the youth.
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